New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
THAT SHORTCUT BAR.
vuv TT PAYS NO REVENUE TO THE STATE
WHO rs RESPONSIBLE FOR 1T. ANYWAY INV
INNOCENCE.

,,,uo re- RESPONSIBLE FOR 1T, ANfWAi
INNOCENCE.
FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or IN, 81,
A,p.xy. April 20. Governor Hilis sonc ,.to 81
.a bartender in the Capitol as shown Dy us S,,e,s
,no In % prevent the selling of liquor In tue os
the On. W has allotted some curiosity here 70 Khow
t,her the State derives any ievenuo TT g
as,anrantr IL occupies an uhnhsnou a. ~
.hs rotunda of the main tower on tine .n'ru MAI,
ths building The space was set OH ny ~ ho+ .een
t ~ M os 70 form a shortcut passageway ooe
. ~, Sc and the Assembly Chambers. Dcioio WV
Leon was opened the space was tightiy poa nv n
80 :, NJ the way between the two champois W." "a
s;had corridor further to the eastern CIV -,
the binding and the distance 10 DO Sool further
~ ,pe chamber to the other was goou uo 80.
I'm :. =; ,hrou ,b the restaurant The snort CUT '"
v.rv one past the doof to the daik n' A.. assogs
uuor IA kent and sold On one sue VI "" ~ other
hnrs are tables furnished tor eating anu On
ia a long Lunch counter terminating "a, tho 49,
'u .;tv in a cigar case and contrivanco ina.
1A soda fountain but ont OF the snVo'
inc 81 which variety Of beverages Is urn a;s.i.
T,a oolor of some of them they are drawn n'o
Losses has no resemblance to soa"""'0''
| o,h,,g nj their lack of gaseous energy ...,orta
n,-o ,his bar was opened members and atVo" =, ,
| =. ,no Jeoslatur, took the elevators down W 80
rropnd aoor and travelled across "''",6 80. Ata,
s. oa.iuo placs which had a bar IN q oaoA lo Iv 4
about halt past IL every DAY 'no.o 70 II frou
ortipuous procession OF goers anu CUNTS ~ 80, tb,
49, ida retreshment resort. VINO SET on INV ~
urn;cct to open a restaurant in the Cap'to, " ba
"a hard 10 tell now that the whshey annex W .ooom
DC "u ,,Io nonular disrcputs The fact was accom-
Hbed by resolution adopted TWO 800 aad ~ n con
piSho Z, q whereas respecting the neea oi s
iaceo ,nncbinp place requesting the
a canitol To PARTITION Oh the rotuhuh VI ,va
oil 'no Tor such n place. The first su9ges.n nd
n ~, a lunch counter where cup OIL eou g M,
.S 1,vi,h could be Ind by members III .,o ,ho lie
sacted sessions The liquor annex Ma7 ,mnch con,
49,. ~, Il was act up simultaneously WIN '"0
= ter and the tables ,,a that .be caterer. whoevs
4 IL W ne wouId nav rent tor his prV'ego, sno T.
re ne for n. public servants beng ia
I'd snlbcient compensation TO the ola .Sa dark roo
10 u" no nrod able 4 those VINO go ih'o eu - tha 70
\ mr tor the drinks they get ,hqu .o, ,he resta
:. iJI,or,s office elcits the iniormath t"a cent
r.. amt keeper does not pay aud never mas pau
IS, rent for his stand. .. e., floor of the CA
ut M at the general entrance on the s%inned h.
I'D W. machine that looks like an oiu ar II in Y
les patent maj. agains, the wall with sign over " d
" oiooh ars he In drop nickel into its hoPPoi =,
~. ,"S much they weigh. There II roln"s H. nck
rot .soI,er's report show what becoo ,,u ~ tho
ug 49, ,he hox in the weighing machino " n n / /,
ial The trustees OF the Capitol are uoVeIIn. WI
mt IN, ovcruor Jones and Speaker nusS ,dor :,
Did w Iii to abo ish the Capitol gn MN was - "a,
* "ssjon General Hustled said nc "ouIu ~, n MIN q
az ho nIace il the other trustees nau ~ Jones said
WI tpc ~ III him Lieutenant Governor oouo
49, agreea wiz rarsation that he had been ahH sI
De- Lro,y tho whskry de canteis OUT Oh WIG nj
-nr ih'o" , re- done so il the other nelnoers
the ,d had thought he did on the HuoJ IN ha sen
OF I'm ,,s moi heard from on the suDccl H. r.ai
ues 49," 80 Then il Appeared that nc was WV
aus ms. I'VE I'd friend OF the salooE keeper